Zero divided by Zero =

[Dontaskme]

Any answers?

[Eodnhoj7]

A line dividing a line.

Why?

A line is composed of infinite 0d points, thus a line dividing a line is zero dividing zero considering the point of division (i.e. the intersection of the lines) is a 0d point of one line and the 0d point of another.

Another example:

A 0d point being divided by itself results in a form composed of multiple 0d points. This could be a line, a triangle, branches, etc.

Everything is a result of a voiding of void and the 0d point is a void.

[Harbal]

Any answers?

The answer is .666 minus the Schlechtfunkel factor.

[Iwannaplato]

0 ÷ 0 = ∞ ÷ ∞

[Iwannaplato]

I think it's best to put this in a word problem format:
1) If you have zero cookies and zero friends and you want to give each of your friends the same amount of cookie what do you get?
The same lonely day after the mathematical distraction.
However...
2) If you have zero problems and zero solutions how many of your problems can you solve?
I don't know why you're bothering me, I have problems. You should help me out.

[Harbal]

1) If you have zero cookies and zero friends and you want to give each of your friends the same amount of cookie what do you get?

You get the exact same situation as mine. Sure, I get lonely sometimes, but the amount of money I've saved on cookies over the years more than makes up for it.

[Iwannaplato]

1) If you have zero cookies and zero friends and you want to give each of your friends the same amount of cookie what do you get?

You get the exact same situation as mine. Sure, I get lonely sometimes, but the amount of money I've saved on cookies over the years more than makes up for it.

My situation also, but in addition, I have enemies, which, mathematically, entails a negative number so I always get cookies in the post.

[Dontaskme]

Any answers?

The answer is .666 minus the Schlechtfunkel factor.

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[Dontaskme]

A line dividing a line.

Why?

A line is composed of infinite 0d points, thus a line dividing a line is zero dividing zero considering the point of division (i.e. the intersection of the lines) is a 0d point of one line and the 0d point of another.

Another example:

A 0d point being divided by itself results in a form composed of multiple 0d points. This could be a line, a triangle, branches, etc.

Everything is a result of a voiding of void and the 0d point is a void.

very good, I like that answer.

[Dontaskme]

0 ÷ 0 = ∞ ÷ ∞

Very good, I like that answer.

[Dontaskme]

Dividing 0 by any number gives us a zero. Zero will never change when multiplying or dividing any number by it.


Zero being the fundamental ground of all reality. Reality therefore doesn't exist, except as illusory, reality can only be this one infinite zero.


Zero is considered both a real number and an imaginary number.

Zero cannot be divided, except by itself. Meaning, zero divided by itself = 24

[Harbal]

Any answers?

The answer is .666 minus the Schlechtfunkel factor.

Your search - "Schlechtfunkel" factor - did not match any documents.

Not many people know about it.

[Dontaskme]

The answer is .666 minus the Schlechtfunkel factor.

Your search - "Schlechtfunkel" factor - did not match any documents.

Not many people know about it.

[Iwannaplato]

The answer is .666 minus the Schlechtfunkel factor.

Your search - "Schlechtfunkel" factor - did not match any documents.

Not many people know about it.

Apart from being an an excellent mathematician Schlechtfunkel also created the famous, Bavarian pastry. I've been known to down 2 or 3 Schlechtfunkels when I'm very depressed.

[Harbal]

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Not many people know about it.

Apart from being an an excellent mathematician Schlechtfunkel also created the famous, Bavarian pastry. I've been known to down 2 or 3 Schlechtfunkels when I'm very depressed.

You may not know that he was also a talented musician. In the 1920s and 30s he would often be found performing in some Bavarian tavern or other, with his life long friend, Otto Schleiman, Together they formed the very popular folk duo of Schleiman and Schlechtfunkel. They were best known for their rendition of Brücke über die unruhige Donau.